You already know that fever from putrefaction of mucus can be recurrent, and sometimes persistent; The reason for this is also known to you. This fever, like others, has ...
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Galen believed that blood fever does not arise from blood putrefaction, for blood, when it rots, becomes yellow bile, and it is no longer blood. Then the fever turns out ...
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It is recognized by the exacerbation of attacks every other day and by the severity of the symptoms of three-day fever. According to Galen, fever enters this category whe ...
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Burning fever is of two kinds: burning yellow gall fever - its cause is significant putrefaction either inside the vessels of the whole body, or only in the vessels close ...
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Pure fever is rarefied, mild, its attack passes, lasting from four to twelve hours, and does not exceed this period by much, and if it lasts much longer, then the fever i ...
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A three-day attack begins with goosebumps and a tingling sensation, similar to tingling with needles, then it is cold and pierces with very severe chills, stronger than o ...
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There are three types of yellow gall fever: three-day periodic, three-day continuous and burning. Three-day bile is either pure, and it arises from pure yellow bile, or u ...
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If they have difficulty swallowing and the fever is continuous, then let them open their blood, let out a little blood and feed them food with vinegar and lettuce, if the ...
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They experience difficulty in breathing either as a result of spasm and dryness occurring in the respiratory muscles, or due to suffocating matter that descends into the ...
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Sometimes they experience fainting at the onset of fevers due to the effusion of bile to the mouth of the stomach; in such cases, a piece of bread with pomegranate juice ...
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